feat(expr-geo): add scalar kernels - #1466
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This is a WIP PR (draft: after
xyzm(#1462) lands, I'll rebase accordingly so it can be reviewed independently), adding the scalar/measure kernels togeoarrow-expr-geo: length, dimensions/is_empty, Chamberlain-Duquette area, euclidean/hausdorff/frechet distance, and line-locate-point. Every op returns a per-row scalar or predicate.